Need some help, guys

This is weird...

I put up the code on an AWS site. The home page is an html one and the ads show with no problems, but if you go to any inner page, which are htm, I get the raw code. I am parsing both html and htm, so I don't understand what is wrong

Any help?

www.discount-computer.info

 

Must be the htaccess file, can you paste the appropriate bit for us to look at?

 

Inner pages are showing ads fine for me...

 

Could you check it again, azakers? I just see the code at the bottom

 

Probably tweaking as we speak.

Homepage:

 

Yeah, I was tweaking, but didn't work, still shows ads just on the front page

 

That's my htaccess file

 

Your .htm document is not parsing php . I can see the raw <?php .... ?> block

try adding this line
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .html

(or just .htm)

and move the AddHandler lines to the top of the file (as with the AddType line)

 

Sorry... you lost me... so, I need to add an extra line with AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .html?

 

(I'm an idiot)

I came into this thread from an adsense thread - I was looking at adsense ads

sheesh - some great help I am - I am not seeing COOP ads on inner pages - sorry

 

I'm not talking about adsense, I am talking about the coop ads!!

 

not sure it will help you Fryman, but you can try it at least
and yes: Add the AddType line

 

and move the AddHandler things before the rewriterules

 

Put this at the top of the file

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .html
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .htm
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .html


Made no difference at all, damn site refuses to parse the code, but only with htm pages, html work fine. WTF?

 

Fryman: your rewrite rules redirect everything to computer.cgi .. which is probably a perl or shell script...

somewhere down the line your 'footer.php' or something will be included, and will be outputed as just normal txt.[no parsing]

check that

and also, create a stupid file like testing.htm in the dir that is concerned with some simple php like <? echo "yes!"; ?>

see if that simple thing works.
if so, focus on the computer.cgi script

 

Nintendoooooooooooooooo where are youuuuuuuuu????????

This thing is using that mr rat script... it uses all kind of weird templates. Since I don't know any php I am just completely lost...

Oh, well... I'll just go to scriptlance and hire some guy to get this done

 

Dammit... not one lousy programmer has answered to my project at scriptlance and I am sick of sitting here waiting to get this fixed, where else can I hire someone to do this?

 

pm me the script [can you pm files btw? - well...] software.cgi, i can take a look at it.

 

Thanks, but it isn't a problem with the file, the problem is being able to parse php in a cgi script

Shawn, any idea of what can I do?

 

You can't parse php in a cgi script. You need to use a wrapper. Check out this thread: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=8133. I use this for my AWS sites and it works great. Good luck.